This list contains 337 female Pagan names and their meanings.
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A'ala -A'ala is a Hawaiian name meaning "fragrant" or "royal". This name can be used for a boy or a girl.
Acantha -Acantha was a nymph loved by the Greek God Apollo who was turned into a tree. Her name means "thorn" or "prickle".
Ada -Ada is a German name from the word meaning "nobility". It can also be a short form of the names Adelaide and Adeline.
Adair -Adaire is a name of Old German origin meaning "wealthy spear".
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Adare is Irish from Áth Dara, meaning "the ford of the oak"
It is the name of an historic village in Ireland that is a popular tourist destination.
Adaire -Adaire is a name of Old German origin meaning "wealthy spear".
Adare -Adare is Irish from Áth Dara, meaning "the ford of the oak"
It is the name of an historic village in Ireland that is a popular tourist destination.
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Adaire is a name of Old German origin meaning "wealthy spear".
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Adaryn -This is a Welsh name meaning "bird"
Adele -A Germanic name meaning "noble".
Adelle -Adelle is a German name meaning "noble"
Adisa -Yuroban name meaning "one who is clear".
Aditya -Aditya is Sanskrit. It means "Belonging to Aditi". It is a collective name for the Hindu Gods that are known as the children of the mother Goddess Aditi.
Adraste -Feminization of Adrastos, meaning "one who stands his ground" or "not inclined to run away".
Aegle -Aegle is an ancient Greek name that was held by many figures in Greek legend including one of the Hesperides and one of the Heliades. It means "light or radiance" and "glory".
Aella -Aella was the name of one of the Amazon warriors who fought Hercules when he was trying to get the girdle of Hippolyta. The name means "whirlwind".
Aemilia -Aemilia is a Latin name meaning to rival or to emulate.
